Hello!
So, I see we can define how many rows exist, but I am trying to get a different type of control then its current behavior.
I would ideally like to build 5 x 4 grid. basically
Tile1 Tile2 Tile3 Tile4 Tile5
Tile6 Tile7 Tile8 Tile9 Tile10
Tile11 Tile12 Tile13 Tile14 Tile15
Lastly, I am limited to a specific resolution (aiming for 800x600 with browser in fullscreen mode). So, we are trying to avoid scrolling.
Is this possible at this time?
I am very glad you guys added this RadTileList. Absolutely cool, and hope we can get it to work for us!
Thanks.
So, I see we can define how many rows exist, but I am trying to get a different type of control then its current behavior.
I would ideally like to build 5 x 4 grid. basically
Tile1 Tile2 Tile3 Tile4 Tile5
Tile6 Tile7 Tile8 Tile9 Tile10
Tile11 Tile12 Tile13 Tile14 Tile15
Lastly, I am limited to a specific resolution (aiming for 800x600 with browser in fullscreen mode). So, we are trying to avoid scrolling.
Is this possible at this time?
I am very glad you guys added this RadTileList. Absolutely cool, and hope we can get it to work for us!
Thanks.
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Hi Darryl,
The concept of the control is to put tiles in columns according to the rows that are set. This means that the entire layout and functionality are built around this logic and the tiles cannot be ordered in rows.
What I can suggest is waiting for the Q2 2013 release when the tiles will be available as separate controls, so you will be able to use them outside of a RadTileList and create the desired layout.
Scrolling can be disabled and more information on that is available here: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/tilelist-scrolling.html.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
The concept of the control is to put tiles in columns according to the rows that are set. This means that the entire layout and functionality are built around this logic and the tiles cannot be ordered in rows.
What I can suggest is waiting for the Q2 2013 release when the tiles will be available as separate controls, so you will be able to use them outside of a RadTileList and create the desired layout.
Scrolling can be disabled and more information on that is available here: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/tilelist-scrolling.html.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
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